Should a man have a psa count if he has no prostate?
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Q: What is a normal psa count for a man without a prostate?
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5/26/09 4:05pm
After a prostatectomy, the PSA should remain very low if the cancer has not spread or has not returned.
You can read more here about a Rising PSA after Prostatectomy.
Hope this helps,
Dan
3/15/10 11:26pm
in 2006 my prostate was remove ; one week ago my psa test was 0.513 that is normal
3/15/10 11:32pm
in 2006 my prostate was remove ; one week ago my psa test was 0.513 that is normal
11/15/10 5:20pm
what should a psa read for a man who had prostate removed
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